New website - comment please

Hi all

I have just posted my website, but it seems there is still a few glitches. I
would appreciate all pos critique.

www.geocities.com/obenbosch

Thank you
Hanno Langenhoven

I agree, get rid of the ads, go ahead and spend the 10 bucks a month to get
real webhost and you wont habe any ads. I don't mind the javas so much, and
I understand why you only have 4 per page, but it still may be too much for
a dial up person. Try a different type of gallery. Javascript galleries are
cute, fun and neat, but mostly impractical. Nice pics though!

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David
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"Jim Davis" wrote in message
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On Wed, 8 Oct 2003 01:55:04 +0200, "Hanno Langenhoven (Obenbosch
Photography)" wrote/replied to:

Hi all

I have just posted my website, but it seems there is still a few
glitches. I
would appreciate all pos critique.

www.geocities.com/obenbosch

Thank you
Hanno Langenhoven


I hate the ads first off.
And the javascript galleries are kind of dumb and confusing. It
doesn't make any sense to have only 4 images on a page. I could not
see any real tips page.

I know there's a lot of different ways to display photos. I personally
don't like thumbnails but that's just me.

My page is down right now or I'd show you what can be done without
thumbs.

-Typo on the wedding page... "qaulity" should be "quality".
-"Wedding Photo's" should be "Wedding Photos". The apostrophe is
abused WAY too much...
-Ya, get rid of the ads.
-Make smaller thumbs so more can fit on a page.


Awesome pics - send an updated tickler when things evolve more...



jim h


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On Wed, 8 Oct 2003 01:55:04 +0200, "Hanno Langenhoven (Obenbosch
Photography)" wrote:

Hi all

I have just posted my website, but it seems there is still a few glitches. I
would appreciate all pos critique.

www.geocities.com/obenbosch

Thank you
Hanno Langenhoven